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Get that “ace” playing beach volleyball in Charlotte

Whether serving for fun, building community, or dreaming of competing in the 2028 Olympic Games, get your feet in the sand at volleyball venues across the Queen City.

A group of people in various colored shirts playing sand volleyball.

Stonewall Sports registers 60-140 players for sand volleyball each season.

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You got served. Team USA has hopes to win gold in the sand at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. Before athletes take the world stage, they start serving at home.

Whether you’re new to the sport or want to play in a league, the ball’s in your court. Here are a few leagues offering play around Charlotte:

Adult Leagues
Mecklenburg County Park and Recreation | Sign up as a free agent or find a nearby team.
Sportslink | Summer registration is open with year-round leagues for every skill level.
Stonewall Sports Charlotte | This LGBTQ+ and Ally sports league offers competition and community building.

Youth Leagues
Charlotte Beach Volleyball Club | Teens can learn the game and prepare for collegiate level play.
Carolina Beach Volleyball Academy | Year-round training is available for new and advanced athletes.
Carolina Chaos Volleyball Club | Indoor and outdoor training provided for boys and girls 18 and under.

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